Posted on 07/23/2013 4:30:19 PM PDT by kevcol
Posted here on FR right after Trayvon’s death. Mama T lit out and secured the rights to his name for future sales benefit. Fine family. Just about as sweet as Mary and Joseph.
Wonder if she wanders around singing a certain Dire Straits song.
The new Revolutionary Uniform will be a Che beret, a Palestinian scarf, and a hoodie over a Trayvon t-shirt. Throw in some Unibomber sunglasses (for the environment, you know) and you have the complete ensemble for next year’s Occupy Wall Street reunion.
Not just that HOA. All HOAs and all homeowners will see their rates go up based on the expectation that more parents will trade a thug son for a big insurance check. It’s a sad lesson to teach other parents: If you fail in raising your child, you can still get ric
Correct....the settlement will mean higher insurance rates for all HOAs owned by this group...which means higher HOA fees for all
If memory serves me right, Trayvon's facebook name was NOT "No limit" thug.
Why can't we use the actual name he gave himself?
I can't accept that the freedom of speech of racial thugs trumps everyone else's.
It don’t matter how money they got, inside of three years, they will be broke again. It will go into their arms, noses , and up in smoke. One thing for sure, their and the media’s angel was worth a hellofalot more to them dead than he was alive.
I agree. I'd make book that the extended "families" will suddenly become extensive. Remember: success is relative -- the more success, the more relatives :)
Sharpton also owes a couple of million to the IRS. What a wasted life.
They may be coached, but once they cash that check, they won’t want his advice any more, plus they’ll see him as sometime trying to “get something” from them; which indeed will be the truth.
THEN the parental units will soon be at each other’s throats as well. It’ll be kind of interesting, actually.
Very good point. I hadn’t thought of that.
I live in a state where it’s almost impossible to get a CCW permit so it will be interesting to see if that applies here. Thank the Lord I’m leaving soon and won’t again live in an area that has an HOA.
They’d be SOL anyway, even if the insurance policy has a much higher limit than the original settlement. You can’t file a lawsuit and collect an insurance settlement, then go back later and decide to file another lawsuit over the same thing.
One would hope the Release so stipulated.
Right. I’m sure that’s standard for any insurance settlement in a case like this.
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